POV Discusses: Being a Bad B*tch is a Thankless Job part 2

POV You're My Therapist

Divine Philemond

Personal Journals, Society & Culture

4.8 • 610 Ratings

🗓️ 9 September 2022

⏱️ 36 minutes

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In part 2 Divine talks about the emotional side of being a bad bitch. She is all water placements after all. She talks about how following people on social media who do not look like you on social media can mess with your head. She also talks about comparison, jealousy and putting too much emphasis on outer beauty and forgetting the value in each person as an individual.

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0:00.0	Hi guys, welcome to the second part of last week's episode.
0:12.3	For obvious reasons, I split it into two because I just, I, y'all, I know your attention span,
0:17.8	and I knew you were not going to sit there through an hour and 15 minutes
0:21.3	of divine babbling. So I split it in two and I hope you enjoy. I hope it's a little bit easier
0:28.7	to consume. And yeah, if you're feeling it, go ahead and share and leave a like and review,
0:35.6	leave a rating, leave a comment, turn the notification bell on, you know the whole spiel, baby.
0:43.4	You know it by now.
0:45.0	But anyways, I love you, enjoy.
0:49.0	And the other thing that I realized was that I was not, well, not I realized my friend made me realize was that I was
0:54.8	not following enough women that look like me on social media like almost everybody that I was
1:00.2	following was thin and petite or thin petite uh looks like a fucking 90s video of extent like you know
1:07.9	like those supernatural beauties like the black girls that i'm talking about
1:12.3	but i was not following anyone that looked like me i didn't have that relate to so i was constantly
1:18.8	trying to i was constantly comparing myself to a standard that was never meant for me that i was
1:24.6	never meant to literally fit in and that's's why I mentioned Emma Chamberlain before.
1:29.1	I love her style. I love a lot of things about her. But I don't think that it's healthy to follow a lot of
1:34.8	people who do not have things in common with you that don't look like you and try to relate to them.
1:40.5	I can relate to her on an intellectual level, sure. But if I keep looking at that girl as the
1:45.6	standard of what I'm supposed to look like, that's a problem. That's going to be a problem. And I actually didn't realize, like, I didn't think about it. I didn't really think about it. And I think a lot of these things like happening are subconscious. Because, like, you can have a lot of people you relate to. And like I followed Emma because I loved her YouTube videos and I love her podcast.
1:44.6	But and I love her podcast.
2:03.2	But, and I, she is one of my favorite, like, influencers.
2:06.9	But I think Instagram is such a visual aid that you look at people and you don't realize
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